Bends to your shape
Flexible PVC that you curve by hand on site into bays, arcs, L-shapes and corners. No heat, no bending machine, no factory lead time.
The Curtain Track Company sells flexible ceiling curtain track that bends to fit bays, curves and corners. Cut to the metre, with no minimum order.
A rigid pole needs a straight wall and enough space above the window. Plenty of rooms have neither. A flexible ceiling track does not care.
Flexible PVC that you curve by hand on site into bays, arcs, L-shapes and corners. No heat, no bending machine, no factory lead time.
Order the exact run you need with no minimum. No fixed-size kits to overbuy, and nothing to join together to reach the far end.
Because the track is a single piece rather than sections bolted at the angles, runners glide the whole way instead of catching on a join.
Fixing overhead means the wall above the window stops mattering. Curtains hang in a full drop from ceiling to floor and the room reads taller.
The same track divides a room, screens a shower, curtains a caravan or hangs a backdrop. Most people who buy once come back for another length.
PVC does not corrode, which is why the same track works in a bathroom, a wet room or a campervan as well as a living room.
The same length of flexible PVC track, doing six different jobs around a house.






At The Curtain Track Company we specialise in ceiling mounted curtain tracks for homes and commercial spaces. This page is the short version of what we have learned selling them: what ceiling track is good at, where it beats a pole, and how to pick the right length.
A ceiling mounted curtain track is fixed directly to the ceiling rather than to the wall above the window. That matters in two situations. The first is when there is no usable wall: a window that runs close to the ceiling, a sloped or awkward reveal, or a room where the curtain is not covering a window at all. The second is when the run is not straight, which is where a rigid pole gives up.
Most ceiling track is aluminium or steel. Metal is strong, and for very heavy blackout drapes it is the right answer. It has one drawback: it does not bend. To get a curve you have to send your measurements away and have the track formed at a factory, which costs more, takes time, and only fits if your measurements were right.
Our track is flexible PVC instead. You bend it against your own ceiling, with your hands, and screw it up. There is no lead time and no measuring service, and it fits by definition because you shaped it against the actual room. It also does not rust, which is why it works in bathrooms, shower spaces and caravans.
We would rather be straight about the trade-off than sell around it. PVC handles ordinary curtains, voiles and room-divider panels comfortably. If you are hanging very heavy insulated or blackout drapes over a long span, space the ceiling fixings closer together so the weight is shared, or ask us first and we will tell you honestly whether it suits.
Measure the path the curtain will actually travel, following every bend, rather than the straight-line distance across the opening. Those two numbers are different and the straight one is always short. A length of string laid along the intended route and then measured flat is the easiest way to do it. Add a little at each end if you want the curtain to stack back clear of the glass when it is open.
Then order that many metres. We cut to your length, there is no minimum, and nothing is wasted on an offcut.
This is a DIY job with ordinary tools. Mark your line on the ceiling, drill, screw the track up at even spacings, and thread the runners on. Keep the fixings closer together through any bend, because that is where the track wants to spring back and the fixings are what hold the shape. On a plasterboard ceiling, use fixings rated for the weight you are hanging.
The tiring part is driving screws above your head, which is why we also sell a cordless screwdriver with a two-position handle and a work light.
Bay and bow windows are the most common reason people come to us, followed closely by room dividers. After that: shower and wet-room curtains, splitting a shared bedroom, screening a home-working corner, privacy curtains in clinics and offices, caravans and campervans, and hanging photographic or event backdrops.
If you are not sure how to measure an unusual shape, or whether your curtains are too heavy, ask us before you buy. It is a short email and it is a great deal easier than sending back a length that is wrong. You can reach us at theteam@ceilingcurtaintrack.co.uk.
Flexible ceiling curtain track at £6 per metre, with no minimum order and free UK delivery on orders over £75.
Questions about measuring a bay, how much length you need, your order or delivery? A friendly human on our team is happy to help, no bots and no runaround.
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We ship across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Leeds, alongside Bristol, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast, Liverpool, Newcastle and Nottingham. Wherever you are, your track is cut to length and sent out, with free delivery on orders over £75.
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Not sure how to measure a bay, or whether your curtains are too heavy? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
We trade openly with full company details published above, and your statutory rights under UK consumer law apply to every order.
The Curtain Track Company (ceilingcurtaintrack.co.uk) is a UK online store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd selling flexible ceiling mounted curtain track at £6 per running metre, cut to the length ordered with no minimum. The track is white flexible PVC, weighs 0.5 kg per metre, and is bent to shape by hand on site into bays, curves, arcs, L-shapes and corners without heat, a bending machine or a factory measuring service. Because each run is one continuous piece rather than sections joined at the angles, curtain runners pass through bends without catching. It fixes to the ceiling with ordinary screws and DIY tools. PVC does not rust, so it suits bathrooms, wet rooms and caravans; it is not a metal track, so very heavy blackout drapes need closer fixing spacing. A cordless screwdriver is also sold for the overhead fixing work. Delivery is UK wide, free on orders over £75 and otherwise £25, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
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